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Please remember that ALL Pony Club events are Smoke Free. Please refrain from smoking around the club rooms and in view of our young riders. THANK YOU.

Murray Horse and Pony Club

Murray Street, Coolup W.A

Please see the Contacts, Links and Sponsors

Page for directions to our grounds.

No Dogs allowed on the grounds of Murray Horse and Pony Club.

Bring a dog to any Pony Club event and you will be asked to leave. We consider this an important safety measure for our riders! This is a condition of entry to any of our events. Thankyou for your consideration.

Welcome to Murray Horse and Pony Club

First Rally is SATURDAY 10th March, please RSVP if you wish to ride.

Dates for 2012 are on the dates page, please check these carefully for rally dates and events.

Welcome to Melissa Ward, our new Chief Instructor for 2012. Anyone interested in coaching should contact Melissa on 0415875583 or missing_aussie67@bigpond.com. New coaches welcome!

We are not currently hiring out our XCountry Course . Riders are welcome to attend our three training days which are designed for this purpose.

Murray Horse and Pony Club
PO Box 289
Pinjarra WA 6208
Email: A.Wright@exchange.curtin.edu.au

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Murray ODE 2 - May 12th,13th

Please click on this link for the entry pack for our 2nd ODE on May 12th and 13th. Classes fill up quickly so get in quick to avoid disappointment. No money = No entry, all entries must be paid for up front no exceptions. Please read the entry pack carefully to ensure you send your entries to the correct address. Thankyou!

Murray Horse and Pony Club is located in Coolup, Western Australia. We have 94 riding members ranging from 3 years to 25 years of age. With a long and proud history dating back to 1960's Murray Horse and Pony Club riders share a love of riding and enjoy participating in a variety of equestrian pursuits. Our riders uphold the Pony Club ideals of joy through participation, team spirit, finding knowledge and mutual friendship.

Have you got what it takes to be a Murray rider?